Call for workshops

On the 27th and 28th June pre-conference workshops and tutorials will be organized.
All workshops and tutorials will be open to all conference participants at
no additional cost.

Workshops with participatory aspects will be preferred over straight lectures.
The tutorials and workshops should be led by recognised experts in the material
to be taught.

Each workshop or tutorial may be proposed for a single 90-minute session.
A typical conference participant may register for up to four 90-minute workshops
or tutorials during the workshop day. A half-hour coffee break will occur
in the middle of the morning and in the middle of the afternoon with a lunch
break at mid-day. Some workshops may be invited to be offered twice during
the day to avoid conflicts with other popular concurrent workshops. Instructors
are unpaid.

Facilities for Workshops

All workshop rooms will be arranged in classroom style and have tables for
participants where they may place laptop computers. All rooms are provided
with standard computer projectors for instructors. Wireless computer access
is available for instructors and students but exercises or materials on CDs
are highly advisable. Participants will be advised to bring a PC in the event
that hands-on computer exercises are utilized by instructors. Rooms will be
sufficiently sized to handle the pre-enrolled participants as well as any
last minute enrollees.

Submission Requirements

If you are interested in submitting a workshop proposal, please provide the
following information:

1. Proposed Workshop Title
2. Organizer/Contact Person (name, title, address, country, phone, fax, e-mail)
3. Workshop Description and Goals (250 words or less suitable for posting
on the web. Please include in the description if the session will involve
lecture, hands-on exercises, group exercises, etc., whether any take-home
materials will be supplied and indicate whether participants should bring
a laptop computer or anything else to the workshop.)
4. Workshop Topics (90 Minutes)
5. Tentative Workshop Instructor(s) (list name, title, affiliation and indicate
whether confirmed at this time)
6. Intended Audience and any Required Skills or Interests (technicians, managers,
policymakers, etc., whether introductory or advanced, what skills if any participants
should possess)

Attendees will be asked to evaluate the quality of content and instruction
of each workshop.